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Saft (TotalEnergies)

BNEF Tier 1

French battery maker (TotalEnergies subsidiary, founded 1918) with an ESS installed base it puts at 7.5 GWh in 30+ countries. Current utility product: Intensium Flex liquid-cooled LFP DC container (3.4/4.3/5.1 MWh); Intensium Shift (3–3.3 MWh) and Intensium Max 20 HE (2.5 MWh) are earlier generations now visible only in press releases.

Country
France
Headquarters
Levallois-Perret (Paris)
Founded
1918
Official website
saft.com
Segments
utility-scale · commercial & industrial
Makes its own cells
yes
BNEF Tier 1
BNEF Tier 1 (bankability list)

Saft (TotalEnergies) models in the catalog

Sorted by maximum published energy. Click a model for all variants, the full specification and the list of fields Saft (TotalEnergies) does not publish.

ModelSegmentForm factorMax energyMax powerCoolingChemistryCell AhAC/DCStatusDatasheet
Intensium Flex (I-Flex) DCutility-scale20 ft container5.1 MWhnot publishedliquid-cooledLFPnot publishedDCshipping
Intensium Shift (I-Shift / I-Shift+)utility-scale20 ft container3.3 MWhnot publishednot publishedLFPnot publishedDClegacy
Intensium Max 20 High Energyutility-scale20 ft container2.5 MWh1.2 MWnot publishedothernot publishedDClegacy

About Saft (TotalEnergies)

Saft Groupe SAS (Levallois-Perret, France; wholly owned by TotalEnergies) has manufactured industrial batteries since 1918 and containerized Li-ion storage since 2012, with manufacturing hubs for ESS in France, the US (Jacksonville) and China. Its current building block is the Intensium Flex (I-Flex): a liquid-cooled LFP DC container rated 3.4, 4.3 or 5.1 MWh, launched May 2025 with production from end 2025 and an AC version announced for 2026; in April 2026 it passed large-scale fire testing to ANSI/CAN/UL 9540A:2026 with 15 cm container spacing. Earlier generations — Intensium Shift (3.0 MWh, 2022; I-Shift+ 3.3 MWh, 2024) and Intensium Max 20 High Energy (1.2 MW/2.5 MWh, 2019) — no longer have product pages and are recorded as legacy from press releases. Saft states 85–90% AC round-trip efficiency, up to 20-year life and >97% availability for its ESS in general, but publishes few per-model figures on open pages: no kW ratings, DC voltage, dimensions, weight, cell format, cycle life or warranty. An I-Flex DC datasheet is linked from the Intensium page, but the saft.com download endpoint returned HTTP 504 throughout this survey, so its contents could not be captured. Press releases carry images; no explicit reuse licence was found.

Photo policy

Saft (TotalEnergies) provides press-kit imagery under press terms; model cards show those photos with credit and a link to the source.

Press releases in Saft's newsroom include images; no explicit media licence text found. Product images not captured (I-Flex page uses project photos).

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Sources

Manufacturer documents used for this record. Model-level sources are listed on each model card.

  • Saft — Intensium Energy Storage Systems — https://saft.com/en/intensium-energy-storage-systems
  • Saft — Energy Storage market sector — https://saft.com/en/market-sectors/energy-storage
  • Saft — Press releases — https://saft.com/en/newsroom/press-releases